mepo — Free Portfolio Template for Framer

mepo is a free seven-page portfolio template for Framer with Home, Work, and five client-named project routes (Barbera D Asti, Eastwood Bloom, Alfie Wood, Canada Modern, and Voltre Local with marketplace spacing). There is no CMS in the sitemap, so each case study is its own page you edit in place. Skip it if you want to add projects as CMS entries without cloning layouts. JORGE ships Works and Work Page collections for that workflow. More free Framer templates sit on the hub, or compare peers on the portfolio shortlist.

Who should remix mepo?

mepo fits a freelance designer or small studio with a handful of hero clients where each project deserves a dedicated URL, not a card that opens a modal. Campaign work, identity systems, and editorial redesigns read better when the sitemap literally names the client on the route. You are comfortable duplicating a project frame when you add a sixth client, because there is no collection backing the Work index.

Skip if you publish new case studies every month and marketing needs CMS fields, filters, and archives without touching design frames. JORGE is the yoframer answer for CMS case studies on a dark portfolio. Skip if you need pricing, careers, and a twelve-page agency map. Formix Co covers that studio business kit.

What mepo looks like

The preview plays in a creative-portfolio register: strong type, gallery-friendly grids, and project imagery that can carry fashion, culture, or brand work without SaaS chrome. Home and Work set the tone; the named client pages act like mini editorial spreads rather than generic detail templates.

Motion is present but not theatrical, which keeps long case studies readable on a phone when a creative director forwards a link. The fight is scale. Five bespoke routes work beautifully for a curated reel and become maintenance work when you have twenty clients and need filters. Plan your publishing rhythm before you commit to this pattern.

Pages included in mepo

Seven pages, spelled exactly as Framer lists them (including double space in Voltre Local):

• Home: portfolio landing that introduces the practice and points into Work or a featured client route
• Work: index or overview tying the named projects together
• Barbera D Asti: dedicated case study page for that client or campaign
• Eastwood Bloom: dedicated case study page with its own narrative layout
• Alfie Wood: dedicated case study page you retitle when you remix for a new client
• Canada Modern: dedicated case study page suited to editorial or identity-heavy work
• Voltre Local: dedicated case study page preserving marketplace spelling and spacing

Treat the five named routes as templates. Rename them to your clients and keep Work as the table of contents.

What is distinctive about mepo

• Client names as routes. Each hero project gets a top-level URL, not only a CMS slug buried under Work.
• No CMS in the listing. Faster remix when the reel is small; you trade away collection-driven publishing.
• Work plus five spreads. A middle ground between a one-page portfolio and a CMS archive.
• Creative positioning. Reads for designers and art directors, not consultancies or gyms.
• Marketplace page names preserved. Typos and spacing match Framer so your yoframer listing stays honest.

Framer breakpoint and SEO tooling are platform defaults, not mepo-specific selling points.

When to remix mepo, and when to skip

Remix mepo when you want a portfolio that feels bespoke because the sitemap names real clients, and you are fine editing static pages when work updates. It is a strong free option for curated reels heading into pitch season.

Skip it when case studies should publish through CMS fields and land on Works automatically. That is JORGE. Skip it when the site must sell agency services, pricing, and hiring. That is Formix Co. Compare more files on the portfolio shortlist or return to free Framer templates on the hub.